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Engage the Group, Brain: 100 Experiential Activities for Addiction Treatment
Engage the Group, Brain: 100 Experiential Activities for Addiction Treatment in Bloomington, MN
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A comprehensive, evidenced-based collection of group activities for professionals in the field of addiction treatment.
Designed to creatively utilize the mind-body connection, these activities are engaging and fun, linked with evidence-based interventions and drawn on emerging brain research, providing a window into reaching clients who may be resistant to traditional talk therapy.
This book uses a variety of approaches including multisensory, art therapy, novelty enrichment, mindfulness, therapeutic movement, and brain resilience theory to help build both insight and skills. Each activity includes a list of materials needed, the objectives, directions, brief observations, and reproducible handouts.
By doing tasks that stimulate a balanced variety of areas in the brain, the pathway to recovery may be enhanced. The authors present a model for healing from addiction that is designed for clients to take with them and use to support their ongoing recovery.
Kay Colbert
,
LCSW
, works in private practice in Dallas, Texas, specializing in adult addiction, mental health, trauma, pain management, anxiety, and women's issues.
Roxanna Erickson-Klein
PhD
LPC
, works in private practice in Dallas, Texas, and serves on the Board of Directors of the Milton H. Erickson Foundation.
Designed to creatively utilize the mind-body connection, these activities are engaging and fun, linked with evidence-based interventions and drawn on emerging brain research, providing a window into reaching clients who may be resistant to traditional talk therapy.
This book uses a variety of approaches including multisensory, art therapy, novelty enrichment, mindfulness, therapeutic movement, and brain resilience theory to help build both insight and skills. Each activity includes a list of materials needed, the objectives, directions, brief observations, and reproducible handouts.
By doing tasks that stimulate a balanced variety of areas in the brain, the pathway to recovery may be enhanced. The authors present a model for healing from addiction that is designed for clients to take with them and use to support their ongoing recovery.
Kay Colbert
,
LCSW
, works in private practice in Dallas, Texas, specializing in adult addiction, mental health, trauma, pain management, anxiety, and women's issues.
Roxanna Erickson-Klein
PhD
LPC
, works in private practice in Dallas, Texas, and serves on the Board of Directors of the Milton H. Erickson Foundation.
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